I like the Japanese custom of offering guests moist towels, called oshibori.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I thought that even Japan's old customs were beautiful.

In Japan, taking a sweet‐flag‐bath on May 5 is a traditional custom.

In Japan it is not customary to tip for good service.

It's the custom for [with] Japanese to bow when they meet an acquaintance.

People traditionally eat green sea turtles on the Ogasawara Islands.

Eating toshikoshi soba at the end of a year is a popular custom in Japan.

There is a custom of eating buckwheat noodles on New Year's Eve in Japan.

In Japan, bowing is common courtesy.

In Japan bowing is common courtesy.

She works as an okami in a traditional Japanese inn.

It is extremely sweet compared to typical Japanese sweets.

traditional Japanese-style haunted house

This tradition is similar to obon in Japan but the Mexican way of celebrating is more joyful and cheerful.

I felt like I could experience Japanese traditional culture.

These are traditional Japanese foods.

Sending new year cards is a Japanese institution.

Young women who did not have a chance to enjoy traditional Japanese fashion were attracted to them.

This store sells Japanese traditional crafts.

There is a custom of eating rice cakes for New Year's in Japan.

The airport hopes to give visitors a taste of traditional Japanese culture.

Traditional Japanese braided cords, or kumihimo, are becoming popular among young people.

Some souvenirs in Japan are made by traditional methods with papier‐mâché.

Orders for osechi, Japanese traditional New Year’s dishes, are coming in at a faster rate than usual this year.

Traditional Japanese inns in Ginzan Onsen.

If someone wants the ceremony to be held in accordance with Japanese Shinto ritual then that is possible at this church.

If someone wants the ceremony to be held in accordance with Japanese Shinto ritual, then that is possible at this church.

Traditional Japanese dolls, hair ornaments and snacks are sold from stands on the street.

There are many ancient customs in Japan.

This custom has become firmly established among the Japanese.

The Japanese public bathhouse was once used as a center of social life in one's neighborhood.